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A 42.2 g sample of acetic acid is heated using 1043 cal. What is the change temperature of the acetic acid?
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A 42.2 g sample of acetic acid is heated using 1043 cal. What is the change temperature of the acetic acid?

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Answer:

H=mc∆T

∆T = H/mc

You have the mass and Heat Energy applied

Get the specific Heat capacity of acetic acid

Plug it into the formula...You should get the answer you're looking for

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